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What are the benefits of Rosemary?

What are the benefits of Rosemary?

Rosemary, Salvia rosmarinus, is a fragrant evergreen shrub with purple/blue flowers. It's grown everywhere these days, but it originated in the Mediterranean. 

 

ROSEMARY IN SKINCARE

Rosemary's antioxidant and antibacterial properties protects skin from harmful elements in the environment.  It's also useful as a spritzer for clearing sluggish and clogged skin.

Rosemary hydrosol is one of the most popular distillates for hair and scalp care. It boosts hair, strengthens hair fibers and gives it a shine. Rosemary hydrosol helps fight dry, flaky scalp by balancing sebum production. Rosemary is popular for haircare as it helps reduce dandruff and it stimulates healthy hair growth. 

 

 

ROSEMARY IN AROMATHERAPY

The aroma is fresh, sweet and herbaceous, with a floral camphor note. The overall effect is sweet and cool.  Rosemary is useful for promoting concentration and is excellent for diffusing in a room while studying and to help relieve mental fatigue. Rosemary essential oil combined with peppermint and lavender works well on headaches. Rosemary is refreshing and a great pick-me-up when you need increased energy.

 

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